


Why do you think that is?However, to get through the PAC and into the Championship, you pretty much have to be perfect. You can still get there in the SEC or B1G with a loss.
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Why do you think that is?However, to get through the PAC and into the Championship, you pretty much have to be perfect. You can still get there in the SEC or B1G with a loss.
Perceived and actual weakness of the PAC.Why do you think that is?
did i say as difficult?Irrelevant. Stop trying to pass off PAC as being as difficult as SEC. Nobody is buying it.
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Which PAC12 was left out that should have been in the playoffs in your opinion?Perceived and actual weakness of the PAC.
There is a path.Which PAC12 was left out that should have been in the playoffs in your opinion?
There’s been only one 1-loss power conference champion that hasn’t made the playoffs and that is 2014 Baylor. So you are full of shit.Perceived and actual weakness of the PAC.
There’s been only one 1-loss power conference champion that hasn’t made the playoffs and that is 2014 Baylor. So you are full of shit.
TCU wasn’t a conference champion they lost the head to head. I was wrong about Ohio State.Don't post dumb stuff.
Additional 1-loss conference champs left out include TCU and Ohio State.
TCU wasn’t a conference champion they lost the head to head. I was wrong about Ohio State.
They chose to make TCU a conference champ.
Just stop, already. Nobody is buying your bilge. The SEC is MUCH more difficult a conference.did i say as difficult?
it has its own difficulties.
thats why in the BCS and playoff eras you have
8-0 UCLA, 8-0 USC, 8-0 USC, 9-0 Oregon, 5-0* USC 5 total
8-0 Tennessee 8-0 Auburn, 8-0 Alabama, 8-0 Florida, 8-0 Alabama, 8-0 Auburn, 8-0 LSU, 8-0 Alabama, 8-0 Alabama, 8-0 LSU, 10-0* Alabama, 8-0 Georgia 12 total
but no keep telling everyone its harder to get through the SEC unscathed.
But that doesn’t make any sense especially saying states will comply. What exactly do you mean when you federally? And no, a super union won’t be able to “earfuck for media rights”. You would have a point if you are willing to have the University of Texas brought you to Amazon then ok.I didn’t say zero affiliation to universities. The néw union will have power to negotiate federally. The states will have to comply or not join the union. And they’re not going to do that.
They wouldn’t want to disrupt anyhow, because the cfbu is going to be a windfall for the schools as they will be able to earfuck the media for broadcast rights, etc
You’re starting to get it.But that doesn’t make any sense especially saying states will comply. What exactly do you mean when you federally? And no, a super union won’t be able to “earfuck for media rights”. You would have a point if you are willing to have the University of Texas brought you to Amazon then ok.
Is that a reaction from Osu being 19 - 90 - 7 against OU?
Just stop, already. Nobody is buying your bilge. The SEC is MUCH more difficult a conference.
The original statement was to the effect that the path to the playoffs for the new coach is easier at USC, which IS the traditional power in the PAC rather than Oklahoma headed into the SEC where coach would have to deal with THEIR perennial powers, of which Oklahoma hasn't really been successful in competing lately.2 things:
1. The post quoted is just another version of the "everybody knows" defense. Doesn't fly.
2. While the numbers don't quite add up to what Oly wants them to, it does show a couple similarities between the conferences. That is that both conferences are very top heavy and need their "flagship" program (USC for the PAC, Bama for the SEC) to be good to be at their best as a conference. Of the PAC's 5 teams to complete an unbeaten conference schedule...3 of those were accomplished by USC and of the 12 times it was done in the SEC, 5 were Alabama.
Right now, the SEC is the tougher conference and I don't think that's particularly debatable. But if USC can get back to standard and Oregon doesn't drop off, we could see the gap start to close a good bit.